Question: What is traditional mate selection?

Mate selection is the process of choosing a partner with whom to form a marriage bond or long-term marriage-like relationship. While personal preference is a key component in the selection process, structural influences also exist. As the role of marriage in western culture changes, so do the goals of mate selection.

What are the characteristics of mate selection in North America?

These range from preferred overt characteristics such as clear skin and lack of disfigurement to personality traits making for good parents and agreeable companions (Broude 1994; Ford and Beach 1951). A general preference for similarity in a mate is also widespread (Botwin, Buss, and Shackelford 1997).

What is DTR in pregnancy?

Adopted: 09/05. Deep Tendon Reflexes (DTR) Deep tendon reflexes, more properly referred to as muscle stretch reflexes, are an integral part of the neurological examination. A stretch reflex is an involuntary reaction of a muscle to being passively stretched by percussion of the tendon.

What is DTR Docker?

Docker Trusted Registry (DTR) is the enterprise-grade image storage solution from Docker. You install it behind your firewall so that you can securely store and manage the Docker images you use in your applications.

What social factors play into the mate selection process?

Mate selection in the social world is an interesting area of study among social scientists and sociologists. Mate selection is embedded with factors such as social background, race, colour, status, political ideology, traditions and customs, religious rules, and other aspects.

Do animals mate with multiple partners?

About 90 percent of mammals have multiple mates, and cheating on social mates is observed in almost all species. In fact, only 3 to 10 percent of mammals are even socially monogamous. Weve identified some animals with unusual mating practices and behaviors.

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